Accord, n., harmony
According, part., punning, or in harmony
Adamant, n., a diamond
Addercop, n., a spider
Afeard, part., affrighted
Afore, prep., before
Almery, n., a cupboard, a buttery
Anon, adv., immediately
Apaid, v., served, repaid
Apaired, adj., injured, impaired
Areared, adj., upright
Assay, v., to try
Aught, n., anything
Avisement, n., forethought, counsel
Away with, v., to suffer
Awreak, v., revenge
Ayencoming, n., returning
Ayenge, prep., against
Ayenward, adv., vice versa
Bate, v., hawking, to flutter the wings as if preparing
for flight
Bays, n., the fruit of the laurel
Because, conj., in order that
Beclip, v., embrace, enfold
Behind forth, adv., from back to front
Behooteth, v., advises, gives
Behove, v., to be necessary
Bernacle, n., a bridle
Beshine, v., to illuminate
Bisse, n., a second
Blemish, v., shrink, blench
Blow, v., to obtain lead, etc., from ores in a furnace
Boisterous, boystous, adj., thick, strong, solid
Bourgeon, v., to bud, burst forth
Bray, v., to pound
Brock, n., a badger
Buck, v., to wash
Busily, adv., carefully
But, prep., except
Car, n., means or instrument
Carfle, v., to pound
Carrions, n., corpses
Cast, v., to intend
Chaffer, n., trade
Chine, n., chink, cleft
Clarity, n., clearness
Clepe, v., call
Cliff, n., shore
Clue, n., a clew or hank (of yarn)
Comfort, v., to strengthen
Common, v., to share one's food with others and ayenward
Conject, v., conjecture
Coverture, n., covering
Craftily, adv., skilfully
Culvour, n., pigeon
Curtel, n,, a kirtle, a short coat, a covering
Deadly, adv., mortal
Deeming, n., judgment, opinion
Default, n., deficiency
Depart, v., to separate, share out
Despiteously, adv., contemptuously
Detty, adj., generous
Disperple, v., to scatter, destroy
Do, done, v., to put, to don
Doomsman, n., judge
Draust, n., dross, impurity
Ear, v., to reap
Else, adv., otherwise
Enform, v., to make
Even tofore, adv., opposite to
Expert, adv., tried
Fare, v., to happen
Fear, v. a., to frighten
Fell, n., an undressed skin
Fen, n., clay
Fine, n., a boundary
Fleet, v., to float, to swim; cf. "to flit"
Flux, n., a flow, a catarrh
Fore, n., trail, spoor; cf. "foor"
Frot, v., to rub
Fumous, adj., vaporous, cloudy
Fumosity, n., vapour
Fundament, n., foundation
Gentle, adj., noble, high-minded
Gesses, n., jesses, cords for fastening the legs of a hawk
Gete, n., goats
Ghastful, adj., frightful
Gin, a., machine
Glad, v. a., to please
Glimy, adj., slimy
Gloss, n., the comment on Scripture, compiled in the ninth
century from the fathers
Glue, n.. any glutinous substance
Gnod, v., to rub?
Grieve, v., to hurt
Grutching, n., growling
Gutter, n., drop
Hale, v., to drag
Hap, n., chance
Hards, hirds, n., tow
Haught, part., hatched
Heckle, v., to straighten out lint by a coarse comb
Hele, v., to cover; cf., heling
Hight, v., is called
Hoar, adj., feathered
Hop, n., the seed case of the flaxplant
Horrible, adj., unpleasant to hear
Housebond, n., husband
Hovey, part., hovel, cottage
Hoving, part., staying
Infect, adj., spotted, injured
Intendment, n., understanding